I know huh?

I'm actually pretty pumped for that.  Imagine going to collect all the parts for various vehicles, only to find a new enemy you cant defeat without a certain part.  I think it will be great if I have loads of options to customize vehicles  to take down enemies and solve puzzles. 

 And online looks like it will be friggen sweet with you being able to take your creations and compete with other people's.  Looks pretty inovative in my mind.  I had a pc game a long time ago where you constructed vehicles with sensors and some sort of propulsion(wheels, jets) and did challenges like races and battles.  It was pretty cool if your into that sort of thing and this looks like it sill be somewhat similar.

Its not about being able to do SnS with the 360, its about them giving a satisfactory explination to something that has had hackers and fans puzzled for nearly over ten years.  Its just so intriguing, lol

*edit: just read what starcraft said.  I hope they really reveal it, instead of making some typicall rare joke about it :(

@tabsinal

"stop my bickering"

ofcourse I won't.....RARE has ruined 1 of my favorite N64 games....they better make this one good..

 Well I don't want it so that I need a certain part to succeed, but if it is a case of making it easier by changing you design to make it easier, but I certainly don't want it to be that victory is impossible without the right one, that is what pissed me off about folklore (well also I did not love the combat system)

 Sorry about being out of the loop, but what is this stop and swap you speak of?

New thread up on the topic of whether its a platformer people.

@JaggedSac

If you never played Banjo Kazooie or Tooie, which is what im guessing if you dont know what the infamous SNS is, read this:
www.geocities.com/boltdragoon/SNS.html
there are also loads of vids in youtube about it. Its one of those video game mysteries, such as the unicorn fountain in zelda. But thats another story XD

 If 360 had nothing but Fpses and BK3 and BK3 got a 95% metacritic average, 360 would be instant blind buy XD

I think Microsoft would be smart to have a $1M ad campaign for gears and a $15M ad campaign for BK3 (assuming it gets high scroes) Banjo Kazooie 3 could be a real system seller, drawing in young children and Nintendo fans alike. 

 They have gone down hill.. but they have made some good games in that time. Conker's bad fur day (2001) for N64 was good, as is Viva Pinata (2006 I think?) but yeah perfect dark and cameo I hear where mediocre